Digitization of a 442-Year-Old German Manuscript at the Libraries Tech Center
Join Digitization Program Manager Amy McCrory as she demonstrates the process of carefully digitizing a 442-year-old German language manuscript from The Ohio State University's Rare Books & Manuscripts Library.
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Conserving MS OGDEN/7/21, a 17th century manuscript conservation project
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Saving the Past: Digitisation at the Bodleian Libraries
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Bits of the Library: Born-Digital Preservation, Book Digitization and Access at the Library
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Preservation and Access: Digitization Services at the National Archives
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Stanford University Libraries' Digitization Labs
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